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Hitachi’s ZX220LC-GI Excavator delivers the perfect match for Africa

The GI Series ZAXIS 220LC-GI is powered by a durable and reliable Japanese engine. (Image source: HCM)

The new ZAXIS GI series from Hitachi Construction Machinery (HCM) offers a high performing, powerful, reliable and cutting-edge product that meets the needs of even the most demanding excavation jobs

With a clear focus on the ergonomics, safety and operator comfort the new GI series is loaded with many features to ensure comfortable operating conditions.

The GI Series ZAXIS 220LC-GI is powered by a durable and reliable Japanese engine that delivers an impressive 170 PS power and is built to achieve higher production efficiency in tight job schedules.

Another highlight in the ZAXIS-GI series is the advanced hydraulic system HIOS III (Human and Intelligent Operation System) which is the result of Hitachi’s technological prowess and expertise. HIOS III assures agile operation at the operator’s will, smooth simultaneous operations, fingertip control with less operator fatigue. With HIOS III hydraulic system and high-powered ISUZU engine, the machine smartly combines high power delivery while improving the fuel efficiency.

ZAXIS GI series features such as on board ICX (Data Controller) and Global e-service, enable data downloads, machine location identification and machine maintenance and performance monitoring by the customer.

Features such as Auto Idle, Power Modes, Work Modes and longer change intervals of consumables enable the customers in achieving significant savings in operating costs. ZAXIS 220LC-GI also goes green, by its environment- friendly ISUZU Engine conforming to US EPA Tier 2 and European EC Tier 2 standards and consumes optimum fuel as per the work requirement.

Hitachi recognises the need to offer speedier, more efficient and cost-effective solutions to the construction needs of nations on the cusp of rapid growth. This product is focused on quicker completion of work cycles through its increased productivity, by having an impressive swing speed so that projects can be completed speedily.

Stock machines, service and support, are never far away. HCM’s service support and dealer network provide top-class service for its customers in the region. With this complete package, ZAXIS 220LC-GI packs a punch in performance.

For more information, please visit: Hitachi Construction Machinery!

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